Hamlet 2.2 Word Nerd: Dull and Muddy Mettled

The transcript discusses the dual meaning of 'metal' as both resilience in facing difficulties and as a material. It explains how 'muddy' was used to describe confusion and how Shakespeare cleverly used a pun to link these meanings, highlighting the contrast between shiny metal and dull, muddy confusion.

In what way does the concept of resilience relate to the idea of being 'muddy'?

What are the two meanings of 'metal' that Shakespeare plays on?